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Hi Everyone,
I am trying to get the date out of this slicer to use it in a formula. How can I get 3/31/2018 from a slicer in order to pass it to the calculated column?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hi @Rahulsingh,
Use this formula:
Date_Selected = CALCULATE(MAX(Date_Table[DateRec]);ALLSELECTED(Date_Table))
Regards.
Hi @Rahulsingh,
Use this formula:
Date_Selected = CALCULATE(MAX(Date_Table[DateRec]);ALLSELECTED(Date_Table))
Regards.
Hi There,
I have written the same formula to get the min & max value from the date slicer but for some reason it's not working for me.
Here is the formula to get slicer start & end date
startDate = CALCULATE(MIN('CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS'[SYS_CREATED_ON].[Date]), ALLSELECTED('CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS'))
endDate = CALCULATE(MAX(CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS[SYS_CREATED_ON].[Date]), ALLSELECTED(CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS))
Is there something I need to do in the desktop settings?
Try Removing .[Date] and it should work.
Updated DAX
startDate = CALCULATE(MIN('CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS'[SYS_CREATED_ON]), ALLSELECTED('CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS'))
endDate = CALCULATE(MAX(CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS[SYS_CREATED_ON]), ALLSELECTED(CASE_DEFLECTION_ANALYSIS))
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@Anonymous wrote:Hi @Rahulsingh,
Use this formula:
Date_Selected = CALCULATE(MAX(Date_Table[DateRec]);ALLSELECTED(Date_Table))
Regards.
This is pretty close but doesn't completely work.
Example: If you have a from and through date of 10/1/2018 to 12/31/2018 but you only have data that goes up to 12/15/2018, this will result in the max date being 12/15/2018 not 12/31/2018. If you wanted to use 12/31/2018 in a calcluation you couldn't.
Is there any way to just grab the date a user enters and use that date in another calculation, regardless of the data set that is returned?
Hi,
Assuming the Date slicer is built from a Calendar Table, try this measure
=Max(Calendar[Date])
Hope this helps.
You are welcome.
Perhaps something like:
MyDate = MAX(Table[DateRec])
hi Greg,
I have used this logic but it gives me the max date of that column which is 5/7/2018 and completely ignores the selection.
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